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The Liberals had put together! The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 10, 1966. 11!

iberal Leader Campai ! ra ea er Cam , Igns “am agenda for a new genera- SO WE 60T oe ee pas h i tion” ineNanS comnerenennes | _ . . [Neguac, -N.B...and John Paul! HIM A TOY CAR : ae Te : ; program for the total develop- Sa J yh as : pias TO KEEP HIM : , Wit Great Energy In B.C. ment of, the province, both hu- int ° n Noel ‘of Atardyile; we | FROM SCUFFING | i Pecan : : man and physical. i : Both were employees of Ocean @ THE TILE... q VICTORIA (CP) Raymond moting his party's ‘‘agenda for In a. campaign speech in the Collapse Steel. 373 ] ; aeph Perrault is campaigning & new generation.” farm riding of Delta, Mr. Per- | A hospital spokesman sald ! of the Sept. 12 British Columbia; The air trip took “him up rault promised a better deal for ° y ithat neither map wassen the cri-| / lection with the sort of energy through the northern constitu. the farm. A Liberal covern- Ki Ss Two Htically i list: full extent of | - “het might be expected of. he.encies, the Kootenays and fruit- ment, he said. would shift school itheir injuries have not been de-| @ |',' > 'dinges of the party léaders. growing ‘Okanagan Valley. Then tax levies from the family home SAINT JOHN rr ‘termined. : iz a fing SAL . I - wo men - eens

: ; . 3 f or . is ‘ t : : The 40-year-old Liberal’ chief from: his Vancouver - headquar- and farm owner to general rev were killed and two others ser- |

oer: } ; ters h j a5 { in- . would’establish itv of ' > rh red a plane for a five-day oe tara et oe ee aon suka wih tat alo lonsly ‘injured, Thursday et” the Liberals Ap int | po |

iwing around the province pro dividual trips in the final days farm income with that of other

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ee of the campaign industries by taking advantage Construction ‘site of the new) : The rE Univer: of existing federal grants and Shamrock. Park School in Saint Youth Organizer ee N THE A sity of British. Columbia grad- massive expenditures in, re- John. ! _ oo uate mounted attacks on: Social search to expand markets for Killed when a heavy steel) oTTAWA (CP) Appoint. | ; Credit Premier W. A. C. Ben- farm produce beam fell on them were S-year- iment of an. “associate national | 100K, BUBBA, You! WE'VE GoT ENOUGH KNOW WE Dou'T (ce Ta Te Mies HAVE ENOUGH

‘he «.ollowin ’ | Sree z 2 wusiahea’ hes list neti 4a8_a “one - man. pewer In accepting the nomination old Cecil Vale of Pokiok Road in| youth organizer’ was an- t ge as. a publi " car and described his govern- in North Vancouver - Capilano, Saint John and 55-year-old Re lerrret eee aa wate per -& public service and ment as “fat with arrogance’ Mr. Perrault said the govern-.bert Joseph. LeBjane of Bue- Liberal party headquarters fa as presented to us: by after 14 years in power - ment had “grown rich, fat and touche, Kent’ County. He is P tri k St d : he malions conrernnd | An advertising executive be- sleek in its 14 long years in Mr. Vale was an employee of iy iwersity of — 1 7 k

fore becoming party leader in office.” People whose problems Modern Construction Co. Ltd., |law student from Frederictoa,

SATURDAY PROGRAMS /|!9%—Mr Perrault was first. had not been solved by Social and Mr. LeBlane was an em-

elected to the legislature in !960 Credit wanted a chance—people ployee of Ocean Steel Company Mr. Sheppard will be based at

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Robert Strachaa, New rauit studied politieal ‘science RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ' e@ Clay-Mildenou ger Fight’ Democratie Party leader, NaSiand economics at UBC and $00 pm. —creY TV News said the election is not wanted worked in radio before turning « ~ 115 pomimfabermans Log jor needed, Mr. Perrault say8\tq politics as a Liberal or “> Rss ' B30 em—Jane Wyman * he does not dispute the pre panier. 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Oryptogram Quotation z LT Ra dal Weal | X FIJYJB sF3 P z KZNVG |M® No abe: 3 eect ¥ - West dealer. ‘ knowing that. the opponents had vo mero ee 2 > Her aac Naser aad Wenthes Both sides vulnerable.’ two aces and that he could not FZP IJCB PQS RXULZBPNFJU 2L |B 1h Gb Natek: and Musi NoBTH make a slam. However. despite f > 11.55—Agriculture. ‘66 El East. Weeve- 3 kigkeard points CFZPQIB EJBLIKPVM—EZEJ Zz ; srousseaux proceede : : : [1a oscapneatiy sige 903643 make six diamonds doubled. | _ Yester@ay's Oryptoquote: MANNER 18 EVERYTHING @ 12.30—New and Weather — hl97 West cashed the king’ of | WITH SOME PEOPLE AND SOMETHING WITH EVERY- 9 112 ABAP-E.|. Road Report clipes EAST hearts “and shifted to the king of BODY-—MIDDLETON Bs 1.92-95—Mostly Music ss @AKQ8TA $98762 = ispades. which South tnffed. Af-- (© 1966, King Festures Syndicate. tne) 1. News and Weather - , 743 » F109 etr rumping a heart in dummy, Lethe aenn

t, P Lt 1.45—Mostly MApsie producing the king, taken by | PROMISE vou MY COUNTRY WITH A VISIT, PALOOKA J

1.15—Mostly Music the ace. '

1.05—Challenge 3: PtrTT ideclarer le- a diamond. East OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

1.85—Provincial Affaire-2Al. Whe. o-— re €Gahs. Action Set @52 Desrousseanx thereupon ted TM OUTA CUFFLINKS © | 8.00—News and Weather ~ @AQi0753 the ace of clubs, catching the BOX, BUT THE SOKE'S

ON SAKE! THATS 4

, 4HAQ1042 king, and thus made the slam. WHERE LEANDER <<

3.05—Pop Caravan homnaa |This dramatic play of the ace

4.00—News and Weather — x The bidding: | 4,08Pan Cataven ’ without attempting to finesse

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£OG News and Weather West North East South (was well reasoned. Fast's two OWN AFTER MRS HOOPLE 5.05—The Outports “ 2h" Pass 26 Dble \diamond response had denied tueunaein 5.25—Marine Weather 49 Pass Pass 4NT_ j|two kings, and South therefore |gaTTALION OF

5.28—The Outoorts 5g SNT Pass 6@ ‘knew that West had the king of PARATROOPERS!

§.45—Sports Cansule and Scoreboard | Dble iclubs. His only chance. conse. <

5.50—The Outoorts |Opening lead—-king of hearts. ‘quently, was to find &@ singleton 6.00—News and weatiiat 1 This hand occurred im a team king me ete st

‘ CO From Parliament Hill match. South was French star, Desrousseaux's East- West

Sean stair, ao” Desrousseaux. playing with hie teammates at the second table

‘ . favorite partner. Theron also fared well on the hand. The

AO~ \ t SL eee nEH. ebioien a clubs a i eee bidding went: 9 00—Nexs Headlines and Weather ;S4me-forcing bid and two dia-| 9 02—Saturday Night Hoedown jmonds was the negative re- ie — i. oo 9 30—Starlight Serenade jsponse. East- West were using) g@@ yop se Dbie 1° “D—Naws and Weather ace-showing responses and two 4@ ° 4A diamonds denied an ace: It like- 1: 002CBC Nationet News wise denied possession of. two| North's silence = throughant 11.0$—Jae2 Canadiana kings, because East would have is hard to explain, since South 1h S0-Jaze Canadiana iresponded. two notrump with had identified a strong. dia- VSCO—CRC News; Wr. end ‘Sports (two kings , mond. club hand. West made | ¥2:15=6.30 am.” Nevis and Musie |. The double by South showed four hearts after North led a diamonds. The: four notrump bid |diamond to the ace. followed ,

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<BA RADIO : indicated club length as well as iby the ace of clubs and a cavueene diamonds. and.five no trump by |trump return Declarer | ruffed / North asked South to choose two elubs. plaved the ace and a U. “6 '00—Music On The’ Menu his better: minor suit as trump ‘low spade. and North found him: } Z Z: 7:00—Musie On The Menu | West doubled six diamonds self it ‘a hopeless position. Le